This detailed map covers most of the village of Silverdale, west of Newcastle-under-Lyme. Coverage stretches from Silverdale station eastward to Knutton Iron Works. Features include St Luke’s church, NSR railway with Silverdale station, old shafts, Wall Plantation, Rosemary Hill Tile Works, Milbank Colliery, Cemetery, Knutton Manor Colliery, Knutton Farm, Knutton Forge Junction, Newcastle Workhouse. On the reverse we include an 1893 directory of Silverdale.

This detailed map covers the small town of Newent, and is double-sided to give maximum coverage. The main map covers the town centre and the area southward to Lower Boulsdon and Great Boulsdon. Features include St Mary’s church, priory remains, cattle market, Southend, Conigree Court, old shafts at Great Boulsdon, Market House, Market Square.

This detailed map covers most of Lichfield, with coverage stretching from Christ Church eastward to Trent Valley Road and from Curborough Road southward to Borrowcop House. Features include city centre with individual buildings neatly delineated; Cathedral, St Michael’s church, railway with station, malthouses, King Edward’s School, Lichfield Workhouse, Smithfield Cattle Market, City Brewery, Chritschurch Gardens, Palace, Theological College, St Mary’s church, Market Place, Holy Cross RC church, The Friary, Lichfield Brewery, Beacon Place, picture theatre, etc. On the reverse we include a list of private residents from a 1912 directory.

This detailed map covers the village of Pedmore, just south of Stourbridge. It is a largely rural map, with most development in Pedmore itself and along the road to Hagley; part of Hagley, incl Hagley House and Rockingham Hall, is in the SE corner. Features include Pedmore Hall, St Peter’s church, GWR railway line, Pedmore Quarry. We include directories of Pedmore and Hagley in 1896 on the reverse.

This detailed map covers the village of Alsager, a few miles east of Crewe. On the reverse we include a directory of Alsager in 1896.